Grade points, not letter grades
Enter the numeric grade point assigned by your institution. Letter-to-point mappings vary between institutions.
Calculate your credit-weighted CGPA from course grade points and credit hours using a 4.0, 5.0, or 10.0 grading scale.
Course names are optional. Complete grade-point and credit fields are required for every included row.
This is a planning result. Your institution may apply different repeat-course, pass/fail, exclusion, or rounding rules.
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Transparent formula: every result is credit weighted.
Select the maximum grade-point scale used by your school or university.
Add the grade point and credit hours for every course that should count.
Check the weighted CGPA and breakdown, then copy or download the report.
Weighted CGPA is the sum of each grade point multiplied by its course credits, divided by the total included credits. A higher-credit course therefore has more influence than a lower-credit course.
The selected scale only sets the valid maximum grade point. It does not convert grades between different institutional systems.
On a 4.0 scale, three courses with different credit values produce this weighted calculation:
| Course | Grade point | Credits | Quality points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mathematics | 3.70 | 3 | 11.10 |
| Physics | 3.30 | 4 | 13.20 |
| English | 4.00 | 2 | 8.00 |
| Totals | — | 9 | 32.30 |
Weighted CGPA: 32.30 ÷ 9 = 3.588…, displayed as 3.59 out of 4.00 .
Enter the numeric grade point assigned by your institution. Letter-to-point mappings vary between institutions.
Include or omit repeated, withdrawn, pass/fail, and non-credit courses according to the official academic policy.
The calculator displays CGPA to two decimal places. Your institution may retain more precision or use a different rounding rule.
Estimate how planned or completed courses affect a cumulative academic average.
Recreate a weighted result to compare with an unofficial or official transcript.
Prepare a planning estimate before checking the exact requirements for admissions, scholarships, or graduation.
It multiplies every valid course grade point by its credit hours, adds the resulting quality points, and divides by the total included credits.
GPA often describes one term, while CGPA usually combines multiple terms. Institutions may define these terms differently.
No. Enter the numeric grade point assigned to each letter grade by your institution so the calculation follows the correct local scale.
There is no universal conversion. Use only the conversion formula published by the relevant institution or awarding body.
Yes. Positive decimal credit values are accepted for institutions that use fractional credits.
No. The calculation runs locally in your browser, and this tool does not submit entered course data to Tool Radar 360 .
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